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# Custom Fields - Contacts: How to reset the default value
#### It is possible to edit and reset the original default value, allowing any errors to be corrected if the value was configured incorrectly.
In this article, we will use Lead Custom Fields as an example:
1. Go to the **System Settings** ⚙;
2. Select the first option: **Custom Fields - Leads:**
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**CONCLUSION:**
The function to reset the default value in custom fields is an essential tool for ensuring flexibility and accuracy in data setup. It allows you to easily adjust any previously defined value, correcting errors and maintaining information consistency over time. Using this feature thoughtfully contributes to more efficient and adaptable management of your processes.
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